The government has posted the attendees and the podcast from the Halifax copyright roundtable hosted on Monday. The roundtable was by far the most one-sided of the consultation with no voices representing users, libraries, education, or consumer groups (Minister Clement described it as a "different mix"). Instead, AFM and SAC […]
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ITBusiness on the Copyright Conundrum
ITBusiness provides further coverage of the copyright consultation with a look at several of the recent op-ed pieces.
The Copyright Consulation: Five Weeks Left As Stakes Build
The national copyright consultation is down to the final five weeks and over the past week, there has been a growing number of op-eds and public commentary that provide Canadians with a good sense of what the traditional copyright lobby is pushing for as part of the consultation. While some […]
The Copyright Consulation: Five Weeks Left As Stakes Build
The national copyright consultation is down to the final five weeks and over the past week, there has been a growing number of op-eds and public commentary that provide Canadians with a good sense of what the traditional copyright lobby is pushing for as part of the consultation. While some […]
Tracking the Copyright Consultation Submissions: July 25-30, 2009
As promised, I will continue to update the key points found in the hundreds of submissions received by the government as part of the copyright consultation. The July 20 – 24th summary was posted here. This chart bring the data up to July 30th (note that the government has already […]
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